the space is from the default browser margins of h4 and p;
to influence this yourself, add these styles to style.css of your theme:
.pagepost h4 { margin: 15px 0 3px 0; }
.pagepost p { margin: 3px 0 10px 0;}
and adjust the number values.
Thanks a lot! It worked perfect.
Another question:
Do you now how I get the black text at the same line as the green text and not on a new line?
imho, with css this is not really possible, as both h4 and p are block style elements which ‘insist’ on their own line.
you would maybe need to re-write the post to use spans to style the ‘green’ text to look like h4 (?)
You could nest the h4 inside the paragraph tag. Then apply display:inline to the h4 tag.
.pagepost h4 { display:inline; }
Thanks for your suggestions and taking time to help me.
Sorry, Im a WordPress beginner, how do I nest the h4 inside the paragarph?
Not a problem. Try this out. It should work, I think at-least:
/* Style code */
.pagepost p h4 { display:inline; }
/* HTML code */
<p>
<h4>ÅTERVUNNA NATURMATERIAL</h4> Istället för att gamla dukar, gardiner
och tyger slängs, så använder Lilla Gryn de till att göra nya kläder.
Ibland är hela plagget i återvunnet tyg och ibland blir det återvunna
tyget detaljer på plagg i nyproducerade, ekologiska material.
</p>
Thank you for your help and answer!
Unfortunately its not working. I have inserted the code into the post. When I load the page it looks like before (h4 and text on separate lines). Then when I look at the page-code; <p> has been inserted in the post just before the black text.
How do I get rid of it? I guess I´ve missed something basic in my css-file.
